Camping Mougás

Hiking, paragliding and horse riding in the Serra da Groba, diving in Ria de Vigo, kayaking in the estuary, sailing at Baiona or summer snorkelling off the Cíes Islands… what lovely land this is for outdoor activities. (And/or beach basking: Rodas on the Cíes island of Monteagudo was once named as the best beach on the planet.) It's a land of old and ancient history around here too, such as at the nearby town of Baiona, which has had a long and industrious heritage since being founded in 140BC, including being the first town to hear of the discovery of the New World when Colombus landed back here in the Pinta 1493. A replica of the Pinta is in town to see, along with a medieval Old Town, modern marina and 12th-century Monterreal Castle. Free tours of Baiona are available to visitors: ask at the Camping Mougás reception for info. More? Try the Pozas de Mougás pools and river basins, the mills of Folón, Oia's Santa María Monastery, the Baixo Miño area's Albariño wineries and hiking part of the Portuguese Way of Saint James.